The UA-IX Internet traffic exchange network is a branch of the UIA set up on the basis of the network operating since August 2000, and inheriting the same name.
The purpose of setting up the UA-IX is to provide maximal connectivity for the networks of Ukrainian providers and to organize effective exchange of traffic between them taking the shortest routes, without the need to access foreign networks. Participants of the UA-IX are large Internet service providers from all regions of Ukraine, information centres as well as two national universities.
Currently, the UA-IX unites about 70 participants connected to six traffic exchange points, with an intensity of processed traffic of about 300 Mb/s.
It is possible to get acquainted with the rules and conditions of connection, a list of members, and a description of the traffic exchange network visiting the
UA-IX website.
The permanently active
Court of Arbitration under the Ukrainian Internet Association carries out its work in strict conformity to Ukrainian legislation, and to international norms and the generally accepted rules of the Internet.
Trial at the UIA's Court of Arbitration takes on an agreed form of resolution of any disputes between participants of the market irrespective of the form of ownership or location of the party in disagreement.
The UIA's Court of Arbitration is an alternative to the state court system. Its judgments are final and binding and must be executed by enterprises, organizations, and establishments of all forms of ownership and must always be executed by the deadline established by the judgment.
Details of the operation of the Court, its judges, and other information, can be found on the
UIA's Court of Arbitration website.
